[13:59] * RikMills tries calamares on studio [14:39] RikMills: I'm running a rebuild now. The version you have likely doesn't have the fixes I made. [14:40] Unfortunately, even with the LGW builders back online, looks like it will be a while. [14:41] Oh! It's building. Roughly 30 minutes. [14:42] I updated the settings package before I started from the one now in release [14:42] Good call. :) [14:42] Install suceeded! [14:42] \o/ [14:44] sddm is a black screen :/ [14:44] I might have to fix that, it shouldn't be. [14:44] black is the new orange ... [14:54] Right now, the default sddm theme is pointing to a symlink, so it might be that the path must be explicitly stated. Not too hard, just a PITA in the future. [15:42] RikMills: sddm looks fine in the live session. I'll try an install, but I don't know how it didn't translate into the install for you. [15:57] RikMills: Fresh install, no issues with sddm. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [15:57] weird [15:58] Granted, I'm using a different ISO build than you are, so maybe that might have something to do with it? [16:03] Overall, I'm very pleased with how this turned out. [16:16] RikMills: If you want to switch to Calamares, you could probably do everything I did and just Kubuntu-ify it. [16:47] Eickmeyer: pondering it. I want OEM install mode though, so want to see how that gets on [16:47] Calamares has an OEM install mode, but I don't know how well it works or what it takes. [16:48] That's a question for tsimonq2, for sure, or really anyone ese in l-d. [18:11] Eickmeyer: Basically, XDG layering. [18:11] That's on my TODO list for today actually. [18:53] tsimonq2: Cool! [18:53] BTW, I'm typing this from my brand new Groovy install. [19:00] Nice. [19:26] tsimonq2: So, I noticed that after install, it left an extra file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/dvd.list. Any way to get Calamares to remove that? [19:29] Er, wat? [19:30] Looking. [19:30] that dvd.list might be a Studio-only thing from eons ago. [19:30] before_bootloader_context.conf [19:30] That was what my instinct told me. [19:30] Ok, just put a "rm ..." line in there? [19:30] No, not exactly. [19:31] First, test if it's an Ubuntu Studio-ism [19:31] I know that dvd is, because Studio was the first to require a DVD-ROM. [20:06] tsimonq2: Adding this: "command: if [ -f /etc/apt/sources.list.d/dvd.list ]; then; rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/dvd.list; fi" with a timeout: 10 [20:09] tsimonq2: (minus the ; after then) [20:16] Cool. [21:10] Eickmeyer: https://discourse.ardour.org/t/anyone-encountering-rt-jack-issues-after-upgrading-to-ubuntu-20-04-lts/103477/25 [21:10] I guess this is something we may have to look at in the future [21:11] it seems to be unique to gnome-shell or perhaps wayland [21:11] more than one person has had this problem. [21:13] He say no running wayland [21:13] Hmmmm.... [21:14] (page it taking forever to load) [21:14] anyway, my son wants help with school [21:14] That is mine usually. [21:18] OvenWerks: I can't read that page, but 20.04 uses X by default. I don't see the relevant comment where they're using Wayland, I only see where they didn't have lowlatency installed. [21:19] Rather, I finally got to that page. [21:48] down lower they had to manipulate c-groups [21:49] It seems that systemd was giving them rt in a different cgroup than jack was running [21:49] wayland is not the problem [21:50] And it seems it is only "some systems" which makes no sense at all [22:08] the problem on the ardour forums is that people say "Ubuntu" which may mean any flavour. [23:35] OvenWerks: There's no real way of knowing. Also, 20.04.1 is due out in a couple months, and we *know* from past experiences that LTS releases get better with time and that they're *never* great day of release. [23:36] For instance, stuff with lilv that we ran into. We fixed it, and it will be part of 20.04.1.